China

NPR’s Emily Feng speaks with KPRG about her new book and how China's internal identity battles reveal deeper complexities beyond geopolitics.

Federal lawmakers question CNMI’s visa waiver as Chinese nationals seek asylum in Guam; local experts weigh in on security, economy, and compassion.

How will the Cook Islands' new China deal impact Pacific diplomacy? KPRG’s Naina Rao talks to analyst Geoffrey Miller about the tensions with New Zealand.

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te is making headlines with his historic trip across the Pacific to bolster key alliances amid rising tensions with Beijing, which has criticized his Guam visit.

Turmoil over China’s push for influence in the Pacific has overshadowed the region’s most important diplomatic summit — the Pacific Islands Forum. The end of the summit exposed the tension over China’s expanding role in the region.

Guam's first Central Pacific Cybersecurity Summit showcased the challenges that came to light after a major cyberattack during Super Typhoon Mawar. The summit convened several government and federal agencies to address this issue.